Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,41 |        be noted, and this gives rise to hope for a better future,
 2   2,42 |  capable has the opportunity to rise to higher levels of society.
 3   4,141|         of holy entreaties will rise from every nation to our


Grata recordatio
   §
 4 18     |       just as inflexible, which rise from a way of thinking and


Mater et magistra
   §
 5 21     |       small contribution to the rise and development of that
 6 28     |        teaching which had given rise to difficulties even in
 7 35     | destroying itself. It had given rise to a great accumulation
 8 60     |         this tendency has given rise to the formation everywhere
 9 185    |         pace with the continual rise in population? This is a
10 186    |   nothing is done to check this rise in population, the world
11 187    |     will therefore show a steep rise, whereas there will be no


Pacem in terris
   §
12 30     |       man's natural right gives rise to a corresponding duty
13 75     |      aims and ideals are giving rise to various demands concerning
14 94     |    origin. This situation gives rise to serious problems. ~
15 134    |     universal common good gives rise to problems of the utmost
16 157    |        this document take their rise from the very nature of